Book Review:: Remain | Nicholas Sparks & M. Night Shyamalan
I have to say I never expected to see Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan on the same book cover. Like, ever. But here we are, with…
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Book Review: Boleyn Traitor | Philippa Gregory
Philippa Gregory is a master of crafting intriguing political intrigue out of real-world figures from Tudor English history. Does she take liberties? Experts say a resounding yes…
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Book Review:: Circle of Days | Ken Follett
Put yourself in the shoes (or lack of them) of our ancestors. Those tribes of people who came before us. Living in rudimentary societies, living off of…
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Book Review:: People Watching | Hannah Bonam-Young
I’ve heard only good things about Hannah Bonam-Young, so I was curious to experience her writing for the first time with People Watching. Now on the other…
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Book Review:: A Winter Wedding Adventure | Leonie Mack
This novel is exactly what it sounds like: an adventure set during wedding festivities in the winter. Neither Kira or Mattia are characters you might expect to…
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Book Review:: Love Walked In | Sarah Chamberlain
Sarah Chamberlain’s sophomore romance is another deep dive into grief and healing, all wrapped up in a rocky-start inevitable romance that’s just what the doctor ordered. Mari’s…
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Book Review:: Forget Me Not | Stacy Willingham
Nothing pulls me out of a reading burnout better than a really compelling mystery thriller. Sometimes you just want a book where you can’t stop turning the…
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Book Review:: Save You | Mona Kasten
Save You is the second book in the popular teenage drama saga Maxton Hall. If you’ve not yet read book one, please start there. My review for…
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Book Review:: The Battle of the Bookshops | Poppy Alexander
It’s the Romeo + Juliet of the 21st century, but make it cozy and super intricate! Of the two bookstore battle books that have come out this…
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Book Review:: Love at First Sighting | Mallory Marlowe
Love at First Sighting is no ordinary romance. You might say…ahem…it’s out of this world. Just kidding. It takes place on Earth. But it is tightly wrapped…